Or, make this a reading list and read yourself across the United States. Brooklyn Magazine recently published this article, complete with map. It’s no surprise the book selected for Utah is The Executioner's Song by Norman Mailer. I’ve never read it, but I should. Parts of the movie […]
Thankfully, the idea of what I called a “personal MFA” isn’t only mine. There are two articles on LitReactor (which also seems to have tons of resources) to prove the idea was not only something I didn’t come up with, it’s alive and well… Considering an MFA, but […]
Thankfully, the idea of what I called a “personal MFA” isn’t only mine. There are two articles on LitReactor (which also seems to have tons of resources) to prove the idea was not only something I didn’t come up with, it’s alive and well… Considering an MFA, but maybe […]
Science Shows Something Surprising About People Who Love to Write
http://www.aerogrammestudio.com/2014/09/30/daria-morgendorffer-reading-list/ I have not read nearly enough of these, and I have to admit, there are some here I wouldn’t pick up again (Russian novels)… but still, definitely a good reminder of some of the books I have always meant to read and never have.
http://www.openculture.com/2014/01/read-700-free-ebooks-made-available-by-the-university-of-california-press.html There are several links to other free eBooks at the bottom of the article… Pretty cool stuff!
I found this article pretty interesting. Enjoy! Learning the Poetic Line
